israel seeks peace. israel yearns for peace. israel has made peace and will make peace again. yet we face savage enemies who seek our annihilation and we must defend ourselves against these savage murderers. our enemies seek not only to destroy us but seek to destroy our common civilization and return all of us to a dark age of tyranny and terror. when i spoke here last year, i said we face the same timeless choice moses put before the people of israel thousands of years ago. as we were about to enter the promise land, moses told us our actions will determine whether we bequeath to future generations, a blessing or a curse. that is the choice we face today, the curse of iran's unremitting aggression or the blessing of a historic reconciliation between arab and jews. in the days that followed that speech, the blessing i spoke of came into sharper focus. a normalization deal between saudi arabia and israel seemed closer than ever but then came the curse of october 7. thousands of iranian backed hamas terrorists from gaza burst into israel on pickup trucks and motorcycles and com

where will where will will israel go next and what will it take to stop israel? well, that is very good question, robert, and we've heard this from many other people that have been um sharing their thoughts and views with us on our uh special coverage of the recent. developments and interestingly robert, everyone points to the fact that this level of unpredictability only signifies that hezbollah has to respond in kind. now hezbollah has the proven that it takes a very measured steps and of course it also waits for the right time and with the right strategy, so we're expecting something within those... lines to happen, we will be in touch with our correspondent to get more details. eve angler, activist and commentator from montreal is also with us. eve, tell us what was your first uh reaction to uh, this piece of news? i think israel clearly wants to licit a whole regional war. i now, i didn't think so before, but i doubt do think they are planning a ground invasion, which seems... like a pretty uh uh kind of wild escalation and very uh frought for israel um uh a

"the institute for national security studies in israel has revealed that israel now stands at a crossroads regarding the ongoing onslot on gaza and confrontations with the axes of resistance, detailing that every decision about the future will undoubtedly have significant economic consequences, especially considering that the projected budget deficit for 2024 is expected to exceed the forecast, underlying the current state budget significantly. the paper explores the economic impact. with three scenarios, continuing the war in gaza, escalating tensions on the northern front, we're securing an agreement that includes captive release deal. time for some social media posts, first up, israel's economy is dying, construction, tourism, tech. companies planning businesses with israel have backed out of billion dollar deals, countries like turkey have stopped exporting goods like lumber for construction, it's only going to get. worse for them, then israel's power grid, which is largely switched to natural gas still depends on coal to supply demand. the biggest supplier of coal to israel is colombi

israel's greatest world allies? well, to understand this... "we really know to go back to israel as settler colonial state, the experience and expertise it's acquired over so many decades in terms of the oppression of the palestinian people. the build-up of this expertise has really given the israeli state a comparative advantage of the international marketplace when it comes to supporting other states, oppress their people, and this is really where the common interest between the israeli state. "and the colombian state lies, colombia of course has been historically engaged in the oppression of the colombian people, preventing any change, and israel has played an important role in terms of supporting colombia's counter insurgency activities in this sense. well, david, president petros described israel's assault on gaza as a massacre and and a genocide, a strong condemnation, makes him rather unique, doesn't it?" " well not unique, but uh, amongst a small number of of countries whose whose leaders have come out and s

firing rockets into israel. the threat that you wanted to eliminate. well, nasrallah, for the last 20 years, has been building a vast armoury of rockets, missiles and drones, more than most european countries — something like 200,000 rockets and missiles and drones. that just goes to show that it won't be over any time soon without either a surrender on their behalf or a diplomatic agreement. from our perspective, the military has instructions to restore safety and security to the north of israel. that can be done through taking out the leaders that are instructing these attacks against israel. as you said and reported, the leadership of hezbollah has in the last week been effectively decapitated. i would say that organisation needs to think very seriously if they want to pursue more attacks against israel. the idf is charged with responding and with the responsibility of maintaining security, securing the safety of the people of israel, of israelis thatjust want to get back to their homes, to get back to cultiv

to israel. after colombia, the next two biggest suppliers are south africa and russia, without continuous and reliable electricity, israel will no longer be able to pretend to be developed economy. then. israel's economy is collapsing due to their own actions, tourism stopped, investments collapsed and the workers employees are fighting in the iof, we call the iof. germany has stopped sending money to israel because of the bds movements. and finally, economic collaps up to 60 thousand israeli businesses to close in 2024. the israel based information company predicts that up to 60,00 businesses will be forced to close down in 2024. 46,00 businesses have already closed since october the 7th. israel's economy is buckling after almost a year of genocide of slaughter in gaza with hamas still not defeated added pressure from his spolah's strikes making northern israel a ghost down iran's looming retaliation for the assassination of ismahana and yemen's attacks on israeli linked shipping in the red sea

every bit it wanted israel wanted to clear everything related to palestinians and ideally israel wanted to push all palestinians by these kinds of measures to another place. the october 7th attack made the palestinian issue a highlight in the world and everyone noticed what was happening. it was not hamas who started all this, the whole a whole year, we are approaching a year, hamas did not start this, it started when the occupied palestinian territories become israel, and israel was created as a entity and a regime, so as i said, the hamas resistance movement have done a great job in bringing back the whole palestinian question into. highlight and it will, it helped lot in so many states including ireland recognized a palestinian state and people now in the un general assembly have now recognize the palestinian state and the idea of a palestinian state and self-determination for palestinians is growing and everyone has reached the point that to say to israel, it's enough, but israel is ignoring all this because it wants whole of the occupied palestinian territories to be israeli and pu

israel? they, in northern israel? yes, now the short-term effect - they, in northern israel? yes, now the short-term effect ofl now the short—term effect of this and the medium term is it is causing people, more people to leave northern israel, not to leave northern israel, not to return people to northern israel. but as the military did in gaza before, they managed after many months to push back the hamas militants from the north, many of them from gaza, and they push them through to rafah and khan younis and southern parts of gaza, and we can see the effect of eliminating some of the hamas capabilities of throwing missiles toward israel, so benjamin netanyahu is trying to do the same in the north, trying to eliminate their capabilities, but there is massive fear in the region that this will be an all—out war between hezbollah and israel, as we saw in 2006, causing many casualties between civilians on both sides. casualties between civilians on both sides-_ both sides. thank you very much. l

israel has been moving more troops close to the border of southern lebanon, and israel's defence minister he has called "a new phase "of the war." some 60,000 residents of northern israel have left their homes due to the escalating conflict, from where our correspondent paul adams reports. today, if this had happened say a week ago, you might thought, well, here is the latest sign of the minutes that hezbollah presents to the people of northern israel, because there had been volley after volley after volley of rockets flying over the northern border. we were witness to a couple of those as we arrived here about ten miles from the lebanese border a few hours ago. there was a salvo of around 15—20 rockets that was intercepted right over our heads, so it has been a pretty spectacular day. daniel howe gary, the chief israeli ministry spokesman, said there had been as many as 200 rockets fired over the border. but they have pretty much all been dealt with. we have had no reports of any significant damage or injury, it seems as though israel's air defence systems managed to cope with the threat

israel's anyone who is not israeli who is not z. as they should say, is considered an enemy to israel, so men, women and children are all uh all potential victims and for israel their legitimate victims and the world allows this to continue, this has to stop, people around the world have to force their governments to take action against these horrific crimes that are being perpetrated a daily and hourly basis, being being perpetrated each minute of the day, it has to stop, evenler, we've seen what the... resistance is capable of in gaza, and of course the regional resistance has been carrying out retaliatory attacks against uh the occupation ever since uh the the genocidal war started in october of last year. can the israelis deal with the consequences of a full-blown war with hesbollah and potentially the entire resistance front at this point. and if the answer is no, then that means they want to get the us involved. am i right? well, i, i think... they can deal with a war, i think israel has a really big problem, the longer things go on, the bigger the problem it is for israel, it's

april 14th cost israel over billion dollars just that one night. okay, so some of these things are not considered, but this is average $80 billion dollars. the... israilly defense establishment is already asking for increase in its annual military budget um that much like the u.s. has been every single year, these are these are warring states, they never go down in their military expenses, they only... up so a little snapshot of what this has done to the military, they have 2200 tanks and iron vehicles in their um in their inventory, the israeli army, more than 500 israeli armored vehicles have been damaged in gaza since the start of the war, that's you know close to a quarter, and this is in gaza, gaza, you know, with locally produced munitions. okay, nothing coming from iran, nothing coming from egypt or anywhere, this is locally produced munitions. tactics, it's some aspect of this is tactical genius, the israel is say 704 of their troops have been killed in combat, um, we believe this is a low estimate, the crad did investigation few months ago

, which is, the two combined is where israel's assassinations are planned, it's where israel's psychological warfare is planned, where it's propaganda is planned. okay, it was um glielot is just 110 kilometers from the lebanese border, but just um, one and a half kilometers from tel aviv, the deepest hisbolas hit so far, everyone goes silent, there seems to be discussion then that the head of um unit 8200 um brigadier general yose seriel is dead, so we're hearing this, we don't know if it's true, israel doesn't confirm anything, israel does. recorded yesterday that uh he's going to be he's he said to announcing retirement in the coming weeks to be replaced now this is also the man for few months ago outted himself online he outed himself yes by accident uh the you know um eagly discovered an email he'd used for something else and found out who he was so we know who yosisarial is um and yosi sarial doesn't uh doesn't announce this himself somebody announces it could it be that sariel is either dead or in? we don't know, but here's live view, how did israel know that the strike was coming and

will urination stand with israel? will you stand with israel? will you stand with israel?u stand with democracy and peace? 0r stand with democracy and peace? or will you stand with iran? neighbour to dictatorship that subjugate its own people, exports terrorism across the globe? in this battle between good and evil them must be no equivocation. when you stand with israel, you stand for your own values and your own interests. yes, we are defending ourselves, but we are also defending you against the common enemy that through violence and terror, seeks to destroy our way of life. so there should be no confusion about this, but unfortunately, there is. a lot of it. in many countries. and in this very hall as i havejust heard. good is portrayed as evil, and evil is portrayed as evil, and evil is portrayed as good. we see this confusion when israel is falsely a clue accused of genocide when we defend ourselves against enemies who tried to commit genocide against us. we see this too when israel is absurdly accused by the icc prosecutor of deliberately starving palestinians in ga

or to force israel or to show israel their concern really by taking action like you know maybe economic buycots maybe reducing the diplomatic relationship maybe doing anything nothing nothing we we just fit up with these statements of you know turn and condemmination without doing anything, in spite of the fact that everyone is watching in front of them, this kind of genocide and massacers going on every day for the palestinians all over gazda strip and now it's also started in the west bank, so we believe that yes we need to see action and enough of you know statements and nation statements and all kind of you know describing also the situation without doing anything in reality. mic napier uh the un says 90% of the population in gaza is now displaced. schools, camps and shelters housing displaced families in gaza continue to be attacked by the uh israelis and the regime is using starvation and hunger as a weapon of war. how is fighting hamas and the resistance in any way? high inducing famon and hunger on palestinian children in gaza. this israeli onslot and massacres, not just against

israel is reportedly preparing a ground invasion. at the annual united nations general assembly in new york city, israel dismissed a ceasefire proposal for lebanon, just as they have refused global demands for a ceasefire in gaza, despite nearly year of indiscriminate bombing. the people of the world cannot afford lebanon to become another gaza. the aggressor is claiming that they are only targeting combatants and weapons, but i assure you that the hospital... of lebanon are full of injured civilians, including dozens of women and children. tel aviv just announced the reception of 9 billion dollars in military aid from the united states to use in their attacks. pols show over 60% of americans support stopping weapons and supplies to israel. they need to end all aid to uh israel uh, you know, um, the zionists are not responsible now for bombing uh one people, they're bombing two people, they're bombing. uh palestinians in gaza and lebanese people, the u.s. should not be involved um in these uh conflicts at all um and these conflicts a

[applause] to the people of israel and to the soldiers of israel, i say, be strong and of good courage. [speaking hebrew] the people of israel live now, tomorrow, forever. thank you. [applause] >> from the halls of the united nationses announcer: at the u.n. yesterday palestinian president abbas laid out his vision for peaceful coexistence between palestine and israel. he accused prime minister netanyahu of lying to congress and criticized the u.s. for sending weapons to israel. this is 30 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, members of the delegation, esteemed guests, peace and god's blessings be upon you all. i come to you today as my people for almost one year no our subjected to one of the most heinous crimes of our era. it is a crime of a full-scale war, of genocide that israel is perpetrating. israel, the occupying state. a crime that so far has killed more than 40,000 martyrs in gaza alone, and thousands remain under the rubble. a crime that has injured more than 100,000 others to this day, and matters are getting worse. hundreds, hundreds of palestinian families have been annihila

israel supporter and he said in march um during testimony israel cannot survive if it becomes a paraya, this is very true, guess what, because it's the first foundational leg right, the myths and the fairy tales, if israel becomes a paraya, the myths and fairy tales are dead and it's like it's one leg is broken, um, these are all you know showing global support for israel, diminishing, even the united states, i love this figure, 46% of americans, young americans support... hamas against israel, okay, lot of young americans going to be arrested this year, um, 54% of them believe israel is not trying to avoid civilian casualties, again, paraya, paraya, paraya, um, this is just a snapshot, losses, inflicted on the israeli economy are tremendous, investment declines, you know, lot of israel's financial buyency was because every single retirement fund in the west, you know, had to put in something into the israeli pot, everybody did, that's how it works, okay? um, but you had the biggest british retirement fund pull out of uh investing in israel, and guess what, every single university, maj

that iran and its proxies close to israel. guest: it's not surprising she is running for president and thus far almost no one has faced any consequences for being too pro-israel. we are seeing a generation of young people who no longer support this unconditional support for israel no matter what it does to the population under control. i had hopes that candidate and potential president harris might pursue a different policy. thus far i am not surprised that she is expressing this ongoing unconditional support for israel. host: mark on the line for democrats, good morning. caller: i will disagree with your guest, politely. i will give you the title on the report. it is called the traditional assessment, why is israel doing the swords of iron war? this was written by academics independently who are members of biochemistry food and nutrition science. hospitals, medical standards, the conclusion was or is that a sufficient number of food has been sent into gaza. a sufficient amount of food has not gotten to the people who need it.

who understand very well that israel is heading towards a strategic defeat. i don't know how long netanyahu. could continue his war crimes in ghazza, what i know is that we are close to a palestinian victory and an israeli defeat, especially that we are going to witness second wave of student uprising starting september 7. thank you very much, yes you're absolutely right and you touch upon a number of different issues that we were going to discuss anyhow, mr. badakot, so uh mr nemer, if you could please tell us since mr. badaco. also mentioned uh the destabilizing uh nature of the protests that we see happening inside the occupied territories in tel aviv and jerusalem al-quds uh how serious do you see that in uh calling for an end to netanyahu's political career? okay, let me start from the end, i'm sure what mr. barkat have said, it's absolutely right, we are going to win, and this is something you know inevitable, and israel is going to lose, but we don't want also to put some of the news, you a little bit give it over of its value, we are talking about dem

israel may be now launching _ listen. israel may be now launching a _ listen.srael may be now- launching a limited operation into lebanon. _ launching a limited operation into lebanon. are _ launching a limited operation into lebanon. are you - launching a limited operation into lebanon. are you awarel into lebanon. are you aware that— into lebanon. are you aware that and _ into lebanon. are you aware that and comfortable - into lebanon. are you aware that and comfortable with i that and comfortable with plans? _ i'm more aware than you might know, and i'm comfortable with them stopping. we should have a ceasefire now. thank you. just a few words there from joe biden. let's go to beirut with a live shot of the skyline in what could be another initially sniffing at moment in the region. a few hours ago, we heard the first reports that israel had told the us, of course its ally, that it plans to launch a limited ground incursion into lebanon as soon asthma monday. that is today. and you can see the clock there on the screen coming up to 9:30 p:m.. if we take thos

as far as the war with israel. who is israel? israel is the product of alexander the great.have the history, we read our history we'll find exactly what it's all about. host: joe, how would that impact the question at hand. caller: because it will explain to you -- host: i want you to tell me how do you think israel should accept a permanent cease-fire, should they end the war? caller: israel are the start of all our wars. israel is the start. if you read what josephus wrote, he will explain to us how to stop world war iii. those one that is call joseph and the bible. when you get his complete works thatwhen you get the truth, he d he wrote it for the greeks. he went from joseph to josephus. the names change. he's the writer of your books. seven books of josephus. host: here is the times of israel. israel agreed to withdraw from parts of philadelphi at the egypt-gaza border. proposal requires up a lot from credit areas of the corridor in phase one. idf will control it indefinitely. israel would fully withdraw in phase two. let's look at a portion of the state department brie

of israel. and they targeted them that already sort of hidden that they command and control structure by going after the pagers and the intercom the walkie-talkies, which restricted or disrupted hezbollah's ability to communicate. and then after that, they'd gone after the commanders who've been in control of the drones, that commanders who were in control of the missiles, the commanders who are bidding and then control and in charge of the south so this, this plan that they've executed has been to degrade hezbollah's ability in the short term to target israel what again, i go back to that question does 20 years of preparation look like it looks like. and wasn't is a team, a large team? that was dedicated absolutely dedicated to finding hezbollah targets inside of lebanon and beyond where weapons were being smuggled in, where the weapons were being stored. what intelligence assets could they could they get on the ground? who could inform the idf about what has paula was doing this is not like op

to israel, militarily as well, it is also losing, no matter what israel does, it is going to lose, and that's not me saying that, that's israeli military expert, military analyst and former general saying whatever israel does now it has lost, so expanding the war i feel is the only um you know... option available to um to the israeli cabinet right now and united states um um repeated um statements that the only way forward is peace, it's just to buy the regime more time in order to figure out what's to do later. remember um when we first started having issues about um the cease fire negotiation few months ago and united state kept telling the world that in the next two days in the next one month in the next two weeks we're going to have a cease fire and then they came and said oh you're building pair and this pair is going to allow for the distribution of humanitarian humanitarian um aids um to palestine um however the the the cease fire was supposed to take in the next two days according to what united told us but they were building pair that according to them would take two months so

many here tight—tipped among israel's tight—lipped among israel's allies— tight—tipped among israel'sisit short here. anna. _ cutting his visit short here. anna, coming back to you, talk between lebanon and israel, what this resolution were supposed to do is create this buffer zone. supposed to do is create this bufferzone. in supposed to do is create this buffer zone. in terms of the geography of the body you have israel in the south and lebanon in the north and there is a landmark which stretches across... and the idea of the resolution is that lebanon was supposed to be withdrawing their troops to the north of their troops to the north of the river and that would keep their troops away from the border and preserves israel security in the south. as the year has gone on they have been very close to the border... after the 7th of october, after we saw those devastating attacks in southern israel, we started to get this cross—border fire between lebanon and israel. i remember it clearly because i was there, i remember watching the rockets go and the sounds of the interception. tens of

towards israel. the same thing. um, for presidential candidate donald trump, he has gotten $100 million dollars from billionaire donor miriam adelson in order to all allow israel to annex parts of west bank, which he has openly admitted to, so either way, regardless of who ends up winning the election in november, the status quo is unlikely to change, right? yeah, indeed, as i'm talking to the two of you, we have breaking news though, out of southern lebanon, three more people killed in israeli attack on bent jabal, and and john, i mean, this is the thing as we've talk, we're talking right now, and as we have. been the last year now with the situation in gaza, people are continuing getting killed, they are being murdered by the regime. in your perspective, we've seen basically that the from the diplomatic perspective, nothing is going to happen. i mean, yesterday, while the israeli regime was pounding lebanon, united nations general assembly, um, with top leaders from countries all over the world, um

israel have attacked hospitals in the west bank, israel have put imprisonment over 20,000 palestinians, now there is about 10,000 where there were 500 before october 7, and israel is practicing every racist colonialist law in the west bank trying to make the west bank not livable for palestinians and they're doing it gradually. in fact, "there is a consensus amongst not just bengaver and smtrich and these fascist settlers, but amongst the war council and this israeli fascist government that the west bank is juda and samaria and it is the promise land and therefore israel is pushing into turning the battle on the west bank into a religious battle, particularly when add al-quds, jerusalem into the equation now" "it is also these israeli crimes are exposing the palestinian authority that is showing how weak this authority is, and in fact some of the the palestinian security forces, they work hand and hand with the israeli intelligence and with the israeli army, and we know that there are tens of thousands of palestinian police and security forces in the west bank that they do nothing in d

government of israel on the... government of israel on the other. the direction of an agreement. certainly not with the escalation dominance of undermining hezbollah... i don't think there are any magic fixes. �* , ., ., , don't think there are any magic fixes. �*, . ., , , .«r fixes. it's a really bleak picture _ fixes. it's a really bleak picture that _ fixes. it's a really bleak picture that you - fixes. it's a really bleak picture that you paint. l fixes. it's a really bleak. picture that you paint. you outline those three areas. is that the issue here. we have antony blinken who has been in the region so many times now and hasn't been able to achieve that ceasefire that so long ceasefire, first in gaza, now obviously across that lebanese border. is it because they are taking it part by part where if you can't decouple what is happening with hezbollah from what is happening with hamas. they have to be a package, you have to deal with all of it... if you don't decouple then essentially, you create a situation where you, in trying to achieve this

for benefit the united states, israel's allies and israel itself. well, first of all, thank you for having me. uh, to be honest, how does this war benefit them? there's no benefit at all, that's happening. of course, we don't see any sease far coming anytime soon. even though, as we saw, i mean the us was one of, as we mentioned that the us and his allies are the ones who are calling for this three-week uh cease fire. the us has been saying multiple times that we have nothing. to do with these attacks on lebanon, we have nothing to do with these attacks in gaza, however we know that the us has been the ally of israel since the beginning, and no matter what they are continuing to say, we know every... everything happening under the table, what people are, what's happening here in lebanon is something that we have seen a lot of times, yes, the united nations remains silent, the international community remains silent, we have seen half over half million people leave their homes, however uh lebanon, hisballah, the resistance in lebanon is resilient, not

israel says thatis doesn't happen.actually brings its weapons end, through the civilian airport. nobody really knows the truth about it, it is difficult to establish. but israel said last night that the airport was not to be used to bring in weapons, and they said if there were attempts to do that that they would stop it. lebanon's transport ministry in at the last few minutes say they told an iranian aircraft not to enter lebanese airspace after the israeli warning. it said israel warned air traffic control at beirut airport that it would use force if the plane landed. this is what a source in the airline industry has told reuters. that is a real issue. the airport is right on the southern fringes of the city of beirut. it is really the only way for people in and out of this country. that is why people pay particular attention. there is only one civilian airport here in beirut. obviously, getting out through syria or israel is an impossibility for people. but i also have those internally displaced people, tens of thou

israel will be doomed. i really mean that, israel will be doomed. and, you know, i said to miriam today, i said, you know, they have to go through a little tough love here today because we have to tell the facts. israel will not exist within two years if she becomes president. and what a difference. a president makes a big difference. just four years ago when i left office, the united states and israel were safer, closer and stronger than they have ever been before. by far under my leadership, we totally obliterated the isis caliphate. we terminated its founder and leader al baghdadi. i withdrew from the horrendous iran nuclear deal and imposed the toughest ever sanctions on the iranian regime. they had no money. they wanted to make a deal, the saddest part, they had no money, they wanted to make a deal and these guys came in and they never made a deal. you could have made any deal, but now they're rich again because he took all the sanctions off and everybody started buying, in particular, china. china went from buying nothing under trump to buying

they fought a guerilla war with israel. after the six-day war in 1967 and the defeat of the arab armies from the zionist regime palestinian armed groups found an opportunity to enter into a full-scale war with the israeli army with the help of arab countries. fatah movement led by yasser arafat was the most important organization that could enter this campaign. in the meeting that arafat had with gamal abdel nasser, the president of egypt. nasser promised him full support. since then, the country of jordan was the main base of palestinian fighters who carried out relentless attacks against israel. the increase in attacks by palestinian groups caused israel to on the evening of march 21, 1968, he launched an unprecedented attack on the city of karameh in jordan , which, of course, increased the group's popularity. palestinians in the arab world. with the passage of time, the power of these groups increased and with the help of the arab countries , they turned from a small group into dozens of elite political and military gro

there israel forces also fired live rounds a group of palestinian workers. since the beginning of the us israel genocide in gaza last october, israeli forces have killed around 700 palestinians and injured over 5700 others in the... occupied west bank. for more details, we were earlier joined by our correspond and ramala. well, last night, the iof has announced that they will be launching an activity, security activities, as they have called as security activity on and its refugee camp, and since the hours of the... the iof vehicles, buldozers and v9 buldozers have been moving around the city of karem, especially in the center of the city of bulkaren, flowing off. some streets and in a specific specific circular area where there have been reports that the iof and we code has said that they were informed that there were local made bombs over there put on by the resistant groups and that's why they have declared security security activity on refugee camp the security activity actually is differentiated from military operation, it's actually less inside and les

, israel controls the borders, israel controls the airports, israel has all the fighter jets they have. all the weapons, they have all the tanks, what does palestinians have? the palestinians have no control of anything, they only have a little bit of resistance fighters, a little bit of weapons that they have developed over years to fight back this huge pharaoh, this huge bully that has been bullying them for all these years, you know what i mean, and and been choking these people, these people are in a concentration camp, they've been in a your open you, the largest open prison as they call it, gaza, mean at the end of the day any anybody that's being for all these years and being suppressed and oppressed and killed them and snipers are are pointed at them and the children and their family, lot of them are paralyzed, they're obviously going to find a way one day to to fight this bully and and and and and get some revenge and try to like you know get out of this out of this stage of being suppressed like this, mean it's a very very logical response you know what i mean, they make it l

israel's army is moving closer to a ground invasion.anese border, just a couple of miles away, the next redline in this war. tens of thousands of forces moved up from gaza were told by their chief of staff that they would soon step on enemy soil. and tonight, reports from us media that a limited ground invasion could start as soon as today. at the border, israel's defence minister kept up the suspense. "israel would use all means required to return the evacuated communities to their homes," he said. "forces from the air, the sea and on land". israel has been talking up its readiness to launch a ground offensive against hezbollah, but sending these tanks across the border would mean a very different kind of battle to the air strikes and intelligence it's relied on so far. fighting hezbollah on territory it controls, territory where it's been planning a confrontation like this for years. in the border town of rosh pina, they watched israel step up its offensive this month against hezbollah leaders, its communications, its weapons. many sa

israel's allies should decisively call on televiv to use maximum restrints.s we speak, time for negotiation seems to be over. on thursday, in a televised speech, hezbollah leader sayed assan nastrala said all laws and red lines have been. crossed by netanyahu and lebanon is preparing for a third war against israel, max chivili press tv, rome. september 20th is a day forever etched in the annals of press tv, making it a faithful day when the news network lost it sayusi in us occupied afghanistan, this day serves as point reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made by media personnel in the pursuit of truth. an endeavor that is more vital today than ever, as heroic journalists continue this mission in palestine. press abdullah amrizada has a report from cable. 20 marks the 12th anniversary of press tv's first martter in the quest to be the voice of the voiceless. sayed farhad taqaddusi a cameraman died in 2011 when a rocket exploded just outside the press tv office in kobal. farhat succumbed to his. injuries a week later, 13 years on, his memory continues to burn b

previously, the minister of defense of israel. luv haland said that whatever needed to be done would be done and that they would use every force from the air, sea and land. he said this during a meeting with the israeli military near the lebanese border. however, the day before, sbu representative naim kasem said that they are ready for a possible israeli ground invasion of lebanon. then, how the leader of the group was killed by israeli forces, more on that later. iran is also reacting. spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs of the country. stated that israel's actions will not go unanswered. the continuation of these attacks could lead the region to a situation in which nothing will be impossible to predict, and all confrontations can expand. at the same time, prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu today addressed the iranian people, said that israel is on the side of the iranians, and the country will soon be freed from the regime. with every passing moment , the regime brings you, the noble persian people, closer to

and it is a tact israel, viciously. over the last 20 years in the last year, completely on approval day i feel how much massacre on october 7th has bought up the gun of tax and it against israel, which forced more than $60000.00 as well as on our northern border to leave their homes becoming refugees and their own land, cuz ball are turned vibrant, towns in the north of israel and to go stones. so i want you to think about this and equivalent american terms. just imagine if tara is turned on possible in san diego, it to go stands and ask yourself, how long would the american government tolerate that day? a week, a month, i doubt they tolerated even for a single day. israel has been tolerating this intolerable situation for nearly a year. while i've come here today to say that enough is enough we won't rest until our citizens can return safely to their homes. we will not accept our army ports on our northern border, able to perpetrate another october 7th style massacre for 18 years. because bala brazenly refused to imple

this represents a major escalation of the back-and- forth between israel and hezbollah, which israel has intensified in the last couple weeks. the strikes killed several other high-ranking hezbollah officials and the iranian state news that says in revolutionary guard general was killed in the same strike. lebanon lawns -- and more than 100 wounded in the strikes. that number is expected to rise. nasrallah is a travertine cleric, who has led the group since 1992 and has grown the group in most powerful running back and forth and the reason both militarily and political terry. it is what is called a state within a state. he also led the group through decades of conflict with israel, participate in the syrian civil war on behalf of of the regime and help back others in the region including the houthis in yemen. the national security council so that is access to resistance will respond was horse at the right time and that israel has opened the gates against itself . the biden administration says it was not alerted ahead of time to yesterday strike in beirut. today israel and hezbollah a

israel strongly rejects.bc news arabic has been investigating what's been said publicly in israel since then, and what action the state has taken to prevent incitement. here is the full report. israel has a genocidal intent against the palestinians in gaza. the charge of genocide levelled against israel is not only false, it's outrageous. the highest court of - the united nations has ruled that israel must take i all measures to prevent genocidal acts in gaza. the court's january ruling also included this provision for israel. to prevent and punish the direct and public incitement to commit genocide. but israel has been accused of allowing controversial statements to continue. since hamas�*s attack on israel in october 2023 and israel's subsequent military campaign in gaza, both sides have used inflammatory language. bbc news arabic asks what action has israel taken since the ruling at the international court of justice? we investigate what's been said publicly since then by israeli leaders and in the media,

join israel. they should join israel in stopping iran's nuclear weapons program. [applause] >> in this body in the security council, we're going to have a deliberation in a few months and i call on the security council to snap back u.n. security council's sanctions against iran because we must all do everything in our power to ensure that iran never gets nuclear weapons. [applause] >> for decades i've been warning the world against iran's nuclear program. our actions delayed this program by perhaps a decade, but we haven't stopped it. we've delayed it. but we haven't stopped it. iran now seeks to weaponize its nuclear program for the sake of the peace and security of all your countrymen. for the sake of the peace and security of the entire world, we must not let that happen. and i assure you, israel will do everything in its power to make sure it doesn't happen. [applause] >> so, ladies and gentlemen, the question before us is simple. which of these two maps that i showed you will shape our future

the arabs of israel george gilder is the author of the israel test how israel's genius enriches and challenges the world. and he's spent a few minutes with us here on book tv. thank you so much,

israel, if israel there, israel of course might might do some televis attack, you see here and there, or dropping some troops here and there, but if they there to do that, they will all be killed, israel will be defeated, and especially if they there to send their own troops, their ground troops, their, mean tanks against, um the resistance in third lebanon, i think that probably this is going to to be the end of this cancer in in this part of the world, because i think israel now, as i said, lost its glamor, lost its deterrance, israel doesn't scare anybody now, because after one year of of trying to to kill the parastiny people. israel is doing, what israel has been doing all the time, killing civilians even when they attacked lebanon 19 2000, in 1980 96 they they they went to kill the people, the civilians, innocent civilians in kana, innocent civilians in gaza, and now they are butchering civilians, refugee camps, infrastructure, and this is of course they are following the model of the americans who when they went to iraq, they destroyed of course civilians and we shouldn't forge

israel strongly rejects.s arabic has been investigating what's been said publicly in israel since then, and what action the state has taken to prevent incitement. here is the full report. israel has a genocidal intent against the palestinians in gaza. the charge of genocide levelled against israel is not only false, it's outrageous. the highest court of - the united nations has ruled that israel must take i all measures to prevent genocidal acts in gaza. the court's january ruling also included this provision for israel. to prevent and punish the direct and public incitement to commit genocide. but israel has been accused of allowing controversial statements to continue. since hamas's attack on israel in october 2023 and israel's subsequent military campaign in gaza, both sides have used inflammatory language. bbc news arabic asks what action has israel taken since the ruling at the international court of justice? we investigate what's been said publicly since then by israeli leaders and in the media, and exa